The Museums In the Park are located in the historic landmark of the Parc du Cinquantenaire, in the heart of Brussels. The Royal Military Museum, The Art & History Museum and Autoworld Museum unite as a gateway to culture and heritage.
Together, they celebrate emotions, stories, and experiences that deepen our understanding of humanity and what connects us all. Each museum offers a unique journey through time, art, and innovation. Immerse yourself in the rich history of human achievement through their world-class collections and captivating exhibitions. Discover the stories that shape us and the wonders that unite us.
The collections of the three museums in Cinquantenaire Park are full of surprising anecdotes, fascinating stories, and even the occasional amusing detail. Gathered from the museum curators, these tales offer a fresh perspective on the remarkable collections.
Every object has a story to tell—be it moving, insightful, or shrouded in mystery. Whether military artefacts, works of art, or iconic vehicles, each piece holds a secret, an anecdote, or an unexpected detail that will enrich your visit and immerse you in the captivating world of art and history.
The government has approved an ambitious plan to revitalize the Cinquantenaire site. The transformation will take place in phases led by Beliris in collaboration with the Regie des Bâtiments and based on a feasibility study by SumResearch.
In 2025, Beliris will launch an international design competition for a comprehensive study, in line with the protocol agreement of June 15, 2023, on research and renovation work at the site. The program will be developed in collaboration with the three museums and coordinated by the asbl Horizon50-200. The results of the competition, along with available funding, will determine which renovation projects take priority.
Asbl Horizon50-200 works closely with the three museums to establish the Cinquantenaire site as a leading cultural destination.
The project’s public partners—including the Prime Minister, federal ministers responsible for Science Policy, Defense, the Regie des Batiments, and Beliris—are members of the organization’s General Assembly. European institutions, the Brussels-Capital Region, the City of Brussels, and the municipality of Etterbeek also participate as members and observers.Asbl Horizon50-200 is funded through an annual grant from Belspo, along with staff secondments from Defense and Belspo. The mandates of General Assembly and Board of Directors members are carried out on a voluntary basis. The asbl Horizon50-200 is responsible for keeping the government informed on the project’s progress.
